Aplica diseños de marca en artículos promocionales
Crea diseños en plantillas de artículos promocionales para probar distintas escalas e inspirarte a la hora de decidir el color.
Introduction
We've shown you how to turn your sketch into a print-ready Illustrator file.
Now let's lay our graphic on blank merch
Placing graphics onto merchandise mockups
and play around with scale and color choices.
We have our graphic here in Illustrator and our merch, which we traced and made into our template.
Right now I'm just playing around with some colors and seeing what I like.
We can explore color by using a color feature
Exploring color options with generative recolor
that helps us get some quick results.
Select the whole artwork from the Edit menu, choose Edit Colors and then Generative Recolor.
This color feature lets you type a prompt with the color vibe you're going for.
I'll type 70s colors to see what we get.
I can click any variation to see if I like the look.
After playing with the colors a bit more,
Finalizing brand colors and preparing for print
I landed on the bright banana yellow colors, which happens to be our brand color.
It's that simple laying out your graphic onto merch.
Now stay tuned for this next part where I'll show you how to get your file ready for the screen print.
What you’ll need
Practice in the app
Contenido
Aplica tus diseños en plantillas para artículos promocionales
Aplica tipografías e ilustraciones vectoriales acabadas en plantillas para artículos promocionales. Prueba distintas opciones de ubicación, escala y color.
View tutorial in Illustrator
Follow along in the app
Ajusta los colores
Utiliza la función Generación de colores de reemplazo de Adobe para probar distintas paletas en el diseño de artículos promocionales y termina de ajustar los colores para que se adapten a tu marca.
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